AI-assisted · human-reviewed · for UK schools

Useful education work, shaped around your school.

Quillattice supports schools with learning content, mathematical data analysis, presentations, visual assets and concise educational video planning.

Start with a teaching question, a set of materials or a school-specific brief. The work is shaped around its subject, intended learners and use.

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An illustrative diagram of a learning brief being shaped through subject knowledge and human review into a teaching resource.An illustrative diagram of a learning brief being shaped through subject knowledge and human review into a teaching resource.
Illustrative process graphic only; it does not depict client work or a school outcome.

Four education services

Start with the work your school needs to do.

Each service has its own scope. The agreed deliverable describes the work supplied; it does not guarantee a change in attainment or another learner outcome.

  1. Learning content

    Develop explanations, questions, worked examples and classroom-ready resources around the intended subject, phase or year group.

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  2. Mathematical data analysis

    Explore assessment, learner or programme data, describe visible patterns and explain what the supplied data can support.

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  3. Presentations and visual assets

    Shape teaching or staff-development presentations with diagrams, charts and graphics that support the subject and purpose.

    Read about presentations and visual assets

  4. Educational video planning

    Plan concise educational videos around one learning idea, with scripts, storyboards and supporting materials.

    Read about educational video planning

Illustrative learning content

A learner-facing prompt with each step in view.

The sample pairs a short algebra problem with a worked method and a check question. It is a proposed example, not a school-specific curriculum mapping or a tested classroom resource.

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Learning taskIllustrative sample

A proposed KS3 algebra example

Undo one operation at a time.

A ribbon is 20 cm long. Set aside 5 cm. Cut the rest into 3 equal pieces. How long is each piece?

3x + 5 = 20

  1. Subtract 53x = 15
  2. Divide by 3x = 5 cm

Try one: solve 4x + 3 = 19.

Proposed KS3 algebra example. Founder review is pending; no pupil use is recorded.

School context first

A brief grounded in your school’s context.

Work can be framed around the details your team already uses to plan teaching and review materials.

Set the frame

  • Subject, phase or year group
  • Learning outcomes and preferred format
  • Accessibility needs and school-specific constraints
  • Review requirements and who will use the work

Bring useful starting points

  • A curriculum map or scheme of work
  • Assessment materials or example resources
  • The question the school wants the work to address

AI-assisted · human-reviewed

AI can help draft. People shape the deliverables.

AI supports exploration and drafting. Mathematical judgement, classroom context and human review shape the deliverables before they are shared.

The founder holds a BSc in Mathematics from Loughborough University and a PGCE in Mathematical Education from the University of Leicester. He teaches Maths in a secondary school and has experience with higher-attaining pupils, Further Mathematics and UKMT Mathematical Challenges.

A good place to begin

Tell us what would be useful for your school.

The project brief helps set out the audience, context and preferred format. Choose “School” when the form asks what kind of organisation you are.

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